10/07/201412:30MARIE CURIECore Facilities SeminarsMartí BernardoEMBL-EBI, Cambridge, UKModelling phosphoproteomics to characterize signalling deregulation in multiple sclerosisHost: Sabido Aguade, Eduard

10/07/201411:00R_473.10_AULAPRBB Computational Genomics SeminarsDidac SantesmassesComputational Biology of RNA Processing, CRG"Selenoprotein extinctions in insects"Host: Garrido Enamorado, Romina

09/07/201411:00R_470_SEM2Cell and Developmental Biology ProgrammeSebastian Baumann (Postdoc Candidate Seminar)Prof. Michael Feldbrügge, Institute for Microbiology. Heinrich Heine Universtity Düsseldorf."Endosomal transport of septin mRNA and protein indicates local translation on endosomes"Host: Carbonell García, Rut

08/07/201412:30CHARLES DARWINCore Facilities SeminarsAlexander LeitnerETH, Zurich CHAnalysis of protein complexes by chemical cross-linking/mass spectrometry: A complementary chemistry and structural analysis of mitochondrial ribosomeHost: Sabido Aguade, Eduard

With a length of around 2 meters, how does the DNA double helix fold so it can fit the 5-8 microns diameter of the cell nucleus? The spactial configuration of DNA makes this possible and biologists study the architecture of the double helix to answer this kind of questions.

At the same time, architects are inspired by the shapes, the organization and the structure of nature to create functional buildings.

In what kind of projects would architects and biologists collaborate? What they can learn from each other?

Hosted by the International Society for Computational Biology (ISCB) and the Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG), the Next Generation Sequencing Conference 2014 (NGS 2014) is a dedicated